The old Jewish quarter turned party district — the great synagogue, street art, and the famous 'ruin bars' set up in crumbling courtyards. Where Budapest goes out; loud, creative and cheap, right in the middle of Pest.
A look around
What you’ll be living next to. Swipe through.
€95–160
typical per night in Hungary
The sensible middle
Typical prices for Budapest — neither steal nor splurge.
Where it sits
The circle is District VII — Jewish Quarter and roughly a 10-minute walk around it.
How far is everything?
From the middle of this area to the city's headline sights — pick your own on the city page and these become your list.
- Andrássy Avenue & the Opera7 min walk615 m
- St Stephen's Basilica9 min walk772 m
- The Chain Bridge & the Danube17 min walk1.4 km
- The Hungarian Parliament21 min walk1.7 km
- Buda Castle & the hill21 min walk1.7 km
- Fisherman's Bastion & Matthias Church26 min walk2.2 km
- Heroes' Square & City Park28 min walk2.3 km
- Széchenyi Thermal Baths8 min taxi2.8 km
On your doorstep
What you’re living next to if you stay here.



- 7.The ruin bars — Budapest's genius idea — bars thrown up in derelict courtyards and tenements, packed with mismatched furniture, fairy lights and a whole city out drinking cheap. Szimpla Kert started it; the whole Jewish quarter is full of them now. The night out.
- 8.Dohány Street Synagogue — The largest synagogue in Europe, a striking Moorish-revival building with a memorial garden and a moving Holocaust museum. The heart of the old Jewish quarter, and essential for understanding the district around it.
- 14.Goulash & Hungarian classics — Hearty and paprika-rich — a real bowl of gulyás (a soup, not a stew), chicken paprikás, chimney cake, and lángos from a market stall. Wash it down with a glass of Tokaji or a shot of pálinka; cheap, filling, and the taste of the place.
When are you staying?
Booking.com & Airbnb open searched to District VII — Jewish Quarter; flights via Google Flights.